The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, November 14, 2007

OFFHAND
Who did what in Nandigram?
The happenings of the past 10 months in Nandigram — that once obscure hamlet of the hinterland of West Bengal which has now begun hitting headlines in world media — do not lend themselves to any clear appraisal of the situation. ... More

FINANCIAL SCAN
Growth, market setbacks temporary
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DOWN TO EARTH
How true is the sugar sector’s Catch-22 situation?
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